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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-29
HOTEL ARRIVALS,

At the Plekw'ck; Frank Colbcck, = Louis;
+ - erie, Texas: Geo " Tuthil. 1t Louis;
RJbJ COwaTdtn, Mckenzie route W \ Bryant,
Dallas: \ Picben Palestine; L j Polk, RI
Worth; J q Jones, Gainesville; Il Z Paddock
Fort Worth ana Rio Grande; Eph /. Byers,
Winfield, nam W II Lang ana wife, Decatur,
Tex; ID NJ Scott, hubbard; l. y Conn, Terrell /;
I49qmas, II ney Crow; Sam
lama, GAl7esto1; VIM alker. narlOtte, Va,
j Brentz Beniam n; " N McMaster. scot
land j ViiIio New orleans: G ] Fransei city:
sam Proud, Z and R'y, " a Huffman, CITY :
BuTchan Mulane, Jr, j w spence
city; Morgan Jones, TT " and D Ry; "
Hoynton, ToXas; Jno W Ilagerty, EellvnJe "
- Anslry, Galveston; Hugh Burus, Taylor, G.
Louis
Fioyd shCck and wife. ST outs, 40, Thomas
z McEnnis, Gallas, Tex; J Il Williams, New
York; q WingnI New Orleans La, Ed
Otto, Metropolis ri l. MOsner, New York; J. II
WOOD, Tex, j North. NV York; j 81 Bennett
and daug ter, Decatur, Tex; " II Cameron.
Waco W, Tex y i5rice J T. Phela7, Tex; p
ri lott, ersey Git F; E West, Boston, Mass;
John Street MCbeetie, Tex; ( s
Turk, New Iork ,Os ar sell man, benbToCk, Te y /;
\ Il Ca, p, Bowie Leon Gross, Cnicz D, ~2m'l
Eii bree Baiti ore; Barry, san francisco;
Felix Kahn, New York sam Uanbe, Bowie: Il
b Eur, Chic 90; j G sharp, Weathcrford; j g
Russell Lampasas; I 4 " esr. Dallas; 4 = Ly-
ons, waco; ii Dahim7n, New fOrk; VI GTis-
void, Deai5nn; j Pettlnger, Crowl=y;A Da nj
man and wife, Sew York; D Daugierty and
wife, Texas.
At the Mansion: CThomsson. sGnset: "
Myers, AlvaIado: James smy he, Fl Worth and
Rio GI ande Ry; v IN Sulliy,n. II Il 7 q ~. . !
oevanir. i Ma klo Crotel, ; ! lynn, X O.
III K, ID ni-on; Bud Leavell, o II Eohols, g. "
BOYD. NJ X arr, city. sam Da To-, L = kGpu.
Bewie, NJ 4 Farrell, Cit of Mexico aii75
Lucy stephens Texas, GO 2 " Coleman,
BroWEwood, I j Thompson, a Minis Duffaui
Rice AaXey, kopperI; George II Dagls Bowie,
. Douglas, sherman; la br.wn, Milwaukee,,
Wis; IL G BAR, Dallas; l. r. Lowell, Cu.Ueu
per, =; ID Bronson, City j II Terrell, Elmo; G.
W Boy nton, City " W DoDb, Anderson; Lowe
shravon, Decatur; c Olaises, Louisville, hys
CHARLES Yinn, Decatur; j Durham, Texas; a
hoHale. Chicago, III.
At Ginocchio's: W q srnoot, Dallas j La
mig, Weaiherford; a Lewis. HeDrIettas
Chamfom & Chase, Omaha; Ju0 owens,
Wills roint L Q Andes son, Dayt n, o. j NJ
Peacock ard wife, Austin; L L HUFF and wife,
Wichita Fails; Miss Bette Wurlz Henrietta
Mrs r L DAlney, austin; L u Daley, Deca-
tur; Is sexton, Msrshan, Z Z S-yIer, Big
springs; X COuntryman, South Bend, Lao Mrs
Lee and daughter. Columbus. Iud /; II Pie:5e,
| Decatur, I \ DeAts, Austin; Mrs NgwcOmD
Henrietta; WILSON, san Ante ale.
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Ger hundred, as uncls5sihed dry goods,
when young married msn with & scab
or his nose, who had listened thus far
without speaking, SAID he thought there
must be something in the wire theory Of
He had gone home little
late the week before little the worse for
wear, and WAS making a manly effort 10
get 10 bed without disturbing his Silent
partner, when his foot caught in some
thing that felt like bird cage about his
ankles, &nd he pitched forward uatil he
reached the msltel, which he found with
his nose. He uttered 81 XClamaion
which transformed his silGC. partner into
one of sle most active kind OF active
par IerS, aud compelled al explanation.
\ light being produced, the wreck OF the
object that had caused him 20 inll WIS
brought up for imprecation and analysis.
1t wss his first odtnse, and his wife there
tore allowed her concern over his mishsp
to dominate her indignation oyer the con-.
ditIOn in which he presented himself. So
she plastered his nose and said the wreck
didn't matter it could De easily re-
placed.
"But where's the rest Of it? end what
become of the bird?" asked ne.
"The bird. what dc you mean?" his
wife exclaimed.
"Why, isn't that part CT a bird-cags 2"
ne inquired.
"A oiTd-csge! Hs! ha!-why. YES; L
I am y9ut little birdie, as l used to be
shat's my hustle, she said.
This explanation gave color to TIE
''Wire goods" theory, bat still they we're
not sufficiently Informed, and more light
on the subject had to be obtained. After
debating variOUs propositions IS to where
they should 20 for that light, they finally
concluded 10 go TO he shippers them
selves. Here they met Mr. Strauss, tho
bOCkkeereT, who explained TO them that
the hustle Of commerce was composed
of wire end hoops and crincIine. In
former yeas they nad been built Of cotton
and excelsior and hair end wool ard
feathers and OF: er things. but never, ne
thought, Of newspapers. Now they Y ere
uesrlY all Of wire. ard SIS there was no
classification CT bustIes sad the article
had superseded hOopskirts, they felt
thst they were only doing right in billing
them as wire goods. Al dny rate these
were wire goods and they would main
tain their right to their classification es
such. Apples 'ere always fruit but not
all fruit were apples, and although not al
wire goods were huatlee, slI bustles in
th!s DAY and generation were wire goods.
This view prevailed. The elderly mar
ried man and the wise looking father OF
50 many daughters looked as il they ND
forgotten 10 remember something, and
silently chimed il with the general indg-
ment, aud bustles were allowed 70 pass
IS wire goods over the lines, paving
81 so freight ger 100 pounds. Bu the
freight agents were unwilling 10 give ur
completely, So they had the tariff com
missioners fix the newly classified article
at So pcr 100.
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AUSTIN
OoIorsd Asylum Ready to Opsn-SuperIn
tsndent Ooope1'e Ruling.
SpeciaI to the Gazette,
guests.

OoIorsd Asylum Ready to opsn-Superin-
tendent Ooopsa'e Ruling.
Special to the Gazette.
AUSTIN, Ten, Sept. % 1t is claimed
and believed b, many here that the arrest
Of Cresswell from West Texas, charged
with train robbery, is q Job put up by 3
detective IN collision with another party
TO get the reward.
The Colored Deaf and Dunno Asylum
will be opened regularly on Monday g
week. Indications point to an attend
snce at the opening Of about thirty pupils.
The accommodations at the home are
complete for forty pupils, and with little
CrowdiGg fifty can De accommodated.
Plans gre now being prepared for extra
buildings, which will be erected as
speedily as possible.
kaufman county shows an increase IN
assessment of SOS, 705, and Gonzales
county a decrease OF $3.50, 900.
superintendent Cooper has made c
ruling that pupil under or ever the
scholsstic age has no right to attend the
public schools unless IL pays as much for
doing Sc as the state pays for children
within the scholastic age.
Governor Ross has received dispatch
from Senator Reagan saying he will be
here Friday TO advocate The claims OF
Palestine for the Orphans Home,
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DALLAS
Baptist Minister, in oouncil-aochsd h,

Baptist Ministers IL COunciI-Rccked by e
steer-East Dailas Statistics.
Special 10 the Gazette.
THE BAPTIST MINISTER'S CONFERENCE.
DALLAS, Tex. Sept. 2S.-A preliminary
conference to the Baptist state conference
met at the First Baptist church yesterday
morning at I O'Clock and continued in
session till lste hour tonight. There
are ct least 100 ministers in attendance.
besides scores OF delegates AID Chris
tiars from all portions OF the state. Your
reporter, in good faith, confesses that he
has never had the pleasure CT locking
into the countensnce OF more nest look
ing ard intelligent body OF men. The
Following are the proceedings Of confer
eBce: At O'Clock u. m, September - ,
conference WAS called 10 order
by President DR.. j. II. StTiobling Of
Rockdale Dr. William Howard, the ap-
pointee for the annual sermon, being ab-
sent, Dr. A. s. Worrall Of Paris filed the
pulpit and preached good sermon from
Acts H., So 40, subject, Holy Spirit. After
the sermon Reverends D. 3. Hall and j.
G. Jones gave interesting reports OF the
work in Eastern Texas. Reverends H
c. Rissman and A. B. Ingram from North
TeXss reported the church in prosperous
condition in their section of the state
Reverends L. r. Milican, w. II. Dodsor
and j. 81. Martin gave good accounts o1
the work in the west and southWes,
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serseys of every description, Gge, sizs.
quality and style Can be mad ? Randall 6.
Chambers Co.

Nickel steel is being made by the Zero
Nickel Society Of Paris ia the following
msnner: The plan has reference 50
neT sort Of steel waich is sad TO require
no hardening. II is composed Of soft
iron, nickel, manganese metal. orau oyiIe
OF alamtnum, wolfram and farro-cyanlde
81 potassium. The steel is produced by
one melting. After the iron and nickel
are meltedtne manganese or its oxide and
me ferro-cysnide oil potassium are edded
After z few minutes time, during which
the manganese AID the other Ingredient
sre melting and the reaction is takirc
plsce, the mass IS ssIrred with o rcd-hol
rot OF graphite, whereupon the aluminium
is added AID the stirring for g short time
longer IS continued. The alloy is to be
veil melted sgsin, when It can be cast
Into aGy decided shape IL the usual wav,
ne pEecaution being observed to paint
the mods with coal ter, free from aII
w&ter Of ammonia, aud TO have fhem as
fre5 from Gil rs possible.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-29
GALVESTON.
Irish National League Benefit-0uns for
Natagorda County,

Irish National League Benefit-0uns for
Matagorda County,
Special TO the Gazette.
GALVESTON, TEX, Sept, pa large,
fashionable audience gathered at fremont
opera house tonight to witness the pre-
sentation Of Mr.. W. G. Brann's drama,
''R=tributiop" The proceeds OF the
evening Melted over $500. They will be
spilled ter the benefit of the Irish Ne
tloEal League through the local branch.
The company is composed Of local ama-
teurs, under the skillf1l training Of John
English, the veteran actor, who assumed
the role @, Ray Hamilton, hero of the
play. Mr.. Brann, the author, IS Squire
BOynton, and j. G Stanley Of the News
office IS Jsrius Judkens, personated the
Leading roles in p most crediGable man
ner.
\ local gun dealer has had unususl de-
msnd for guns and ammunition during
the past few days, owing TO the trouble
in Matagorda and Brezoria counties. He
has sold al his rifles, and to-day Dor
roWed half dozen of citizens TO fill ur-
gent orders.
Sheriff Tiernan snd sbsconding Treas
urer Burke are expected tomorrow from
San Francisco.
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WEATHER AND CROPS.
The Nor.her General All Over the State.
Overcoats Comfortable.
In Montague County.

Special to the Gazette.
MONTAGUE, TEX, Sept. 28.-Fo- the
past few days this county has been visited
with copious rains, the first time the
ground has been thoroughly wet for more
than two years. While it has been lit
tie drawback to the picking of cotton, the
farmers are not heard 80 complain, as it
is putting the ground in fine condition
for sowing Of wheat, Of which there will
be great deal sown. The worms have
oeen al work on the cotton, eating the
leaves and some Of the squares, but the
damage Iss not been very great, not so
much IS was 81 first thought. The yield
Will be very far.
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InvIsations to ,h- Prssiaenrs B, cap tior

InvIsations to ,h- Presidents b. ption.
Special 10 the Gazette.
HI1sBoRo. TEX, Sept. 2S-The fol-
lowing citizens, \. ". ParhaRa County
Judge; j. C. Killough, county treasurer;
and ". W. Wright. county clerk, received
the following invitatop: "You are invited
t. attend a reception TO President and
Mrs. Cleveland ST the Lindell Hotel, St.
Louis, Men6sy sfternoon, October 5,
1887, from 8 tc 6 O'Clock.
DAVID R, FRANCIS, Mayor"
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TRADE ABROAD,

General LulI in all Departments of Busi-
nsss.
MANCHESTER, Sept. 2S.-The Guardian
says business in ell departments is quiet.
Sales have not equaled the average in
some cases. However, indiyi5 ual sellers
have do0e large business. Prices rste
steady but occasionally show slight
weakness. the large receipts Of Ameri-
can c0tt9n and the unstable prices ST
Liverpool impressed buyers and probably
contributed in bringing q tanner condition
to business here. Sales at Calcutta Mon
cay appear 20 have been fair but mer-
chants are displeased.
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at Decatur
Special to the Gazette.

4pSCldl " Tue GdLclIS,
DECATUR, TEX, Sept. 27.-The Far
mers' Alliance of the Black Creek vicinity
according 20 previous arrangements are
in town to-day with about $50 bales Of
cotton to sell. They found the market s
little of, aud will perhaps hold their cot
ton in their yard for IN advance il price.
1t still rains up here; another rein fell
yesterday and it is sprinkling slightly
now. Stockmen say the appearances are
favorable for cattle now, but they fear
they Will catch It il the winter.
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Correspondence of the Gazette.
CARRoLLToN, TEX, Sept. 26.-We are
having nice rain to-day, which will be
good for stock, but will retsrd cotton
picking and corn gathering for some days.
Our fsll range is splendid. The yield CT
corn and cotton is fair and all the sur
rOundings indicate peace and plenty OF
corn to sell and corn to keep.
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WEDNESDAY MORNING.

huJouineu W OClOCh w eQnesCay
morning.
WEDNESDAY MORNING.
The conference met snd was called to
order by the president. Devotional ex-
ercises conducted by Rev. j. E. BieGsce.
the report CT pastors vas resumed. Rev.
heifer reported from the German work,
and Revs. Smith and Scarborough report
ed work along the Texas snd Pacific Rsil-
road in more neslthY condition than in
the past.
Rev. G: ". Smith led il prsyer of
special Thanksgiving.
The first question on the programme:
"The drift OF religious thought" On
this question the Rsv. W. A. FARRELL read
90 excellent essay, which was followed
bg Rev. S J. Anderson, who made quite
81 Intelligent tSlk on the same subject
DR.. j. Il. StribIing read learned
paper on the question, chow to Promote
the Spirituality OF the Church."
Conference adjourned TO meet ct ,
O'Clock ?. m, in order to give place tor
the Geacons' conference
EYENING EXERCISES.
Prayer by DR.. A. E. Clemens Of Mar
shall. The third question presented by
the programme committee, "The Relation
of the Ministry and Churches 10 the
Scclsl Probiems," was passed without
discussion. The fourth question, 'SYs-
temstic Benefcence, How to Iml rove
Our Methods and Increase Our Liberal
ity," Was presented by DR.. j. C.. WjUgo
Of Kaufman, and was followed by Rev
erends j. II Cason, S. E Whipky, G. "
Smith, Il. c. RosSmCn, l. B. Kimbrough,
A. L. Clemens and several others, ell Of
whom made excellent speeches on the
question.
Motion carried that committee of five
be appointed TO report IS to the sdyisa-
billty Of este bIishing g stste ministers
conference, to meet annually, separate
from the annual Baptist conference. The
chairman appointed on that committee j.
B. Link, J. K. Mslone, Z. M. Lsne, l. B..
KimSrough aud G W. Smith.
Motion carried tbst committee of FIVE
be appointed to consider the subject of
Minister'S Mutual Life Insurance TIE
committee appointed: Revs. farrell, B
B. Williams, W. II. D0dson, 81. T. Mar
tin aud NJ z. Mathensv.
| Motion carried that i special prayer be
offered in behalf Of the cause of prohibit
ton in Tennessee, which question is to
be decided by the people of Tennessee at
an election tomorrow. DR.. J. II. Strib-
bling offered an earnest end impressive
prayer. Conference adjourned for night
session.
Mr.. G. Z. Gilbert has purchased the in
terest CT L. w. sad j. w. Clark in the
Dallas Daily Herald snd has assumed
sole proprietorship of the paper.
The artesian well CT Turtle creek
is 100 feet deep and the work is advancing
rapidly. They will pro oably 60 500 feet
before they strike flow Of weter.
This morning the little eight-yearol
son Of Mrs. Sacorro, living on East Mair
street, while walking along the Sidewalk
was attacked by steer, which was mad
from being overhegted in driving. Olt
horn Of the steer caught the LAD under
the left arm and tossed him in the ar in
ficting serious wound.
Captain J. l. Raeks, eX-Mayor OF EaS
Dallas, is preparing g complete history q
the organization Of East Dallas to refutt
The idea prevalent IN Dallas taat Eas
Dallas is not q legal corporation.
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Decatur.

special TO the Gazette
DECATUR, Ten, Sept. 2S.-The exam
lnstion of teachers still goes on. They
are making a clean sweep; all have to go
through the ordeal, ard many there SIRE
who fail, We will henceforward have
competent teachers in Wise county.
Tbs Israelite merchants are closed tc-
dGy on account of e holiday.
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A. MSTiCifHn.
Special to the Gazette.

Special to the Gazette.
MERIDIAN, TEX, Sept. 28.-The rain
p ured here in torrents yesterday, wash
ing away railroad cuiverts, etc. The train
from tie north failed to reach here till
today. Several expected attending the
State Bar Association at Waco, but failed
TO get of
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At * ECO,
Special to the Gazette.

Special to the Gazette.
WACO, TEX, Sept. 28.-The weather
this morning WAS almost cold enough for
frost, but vegetation has not been sf-
tected, showing that frost did not fall.
Fires were decidedly comfortable. A
rsw n0rth wind has blown to-day.
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At TexRraana.

Special TO the Gazette.
VExARKANA, Tex, Sept. 28.-We have
had q succession OF showers for the last
lew, days accompanied by cold winds,
which have brought out quite number
OF oyeIcOats from their summer retreats.
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Special to the Gazette. z
GREENyILLE, TEX, Sept. PA cold
and very chilly wind from the northwest
has prevailed here to-day, accompanied
by occasional showers and drilling
rsin
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at Gainesville.

Special to the Gazette.
GAINESVILLE, TEX, Sept, IS. = The
weather here for the past twenty-four
hours has been decidedly winterish, and
overcoats have been in demand. Some
rain also fell to-day.
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81 Holland,

Special to the Gazette.
HOLLAND, TEX, Sept. 28.-Quite a
brisk norther blew up yesterday and
light overcoats are in demand. Very lit
tie rain has fallen. The cotton shipments
up 10 date are 400 bales. The bulk OF it
is IN.
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At ERatland.

Special TO the Gazette,
EAsTLAND, TEX Sept. 28.-The entire
county has been blessed with an abund-
ance of rain in the last few days.
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Pliny supposed that pearls were created
by the dews OF heaTen falling into open
oyster shells. 1t wasn't known until 100
years after his time that oysters had
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st Terrell.
Special to the Gazette.

TERRELL, Tex, Sept. 28.-We are now
enjoying real norther, which has dried
the ground and puts roads ia fine shape.
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ANaxsn.ts. Wanted.

Those who aEsn need OF 3 new suit
car save money sud ct tns same time
ihave tas3argest end best collected stock
to select from tAst has ever been hEought
to the city by Ceiling at Randall Iham-
bers Co.
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The stock of dress trimmings to be
found ct our store have no equal IN the
state. RANDALL & CHAMRERs Co,
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AT HiiIsb Gro,

Special to the Gazette.
HnLsBoRo, TEX, Sept. 28.-It is quite
cold here, but we do not anticipate
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-29

An elegant line CT dressed kids, stitch
cd back, in ali the latest shades, at Ran
dali & Chambers Co.
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Ehe Very Besk

News and iamily raper in the state Is
the =" EFiALT GAZETTE; price reduced 70,
81 yer.
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james Russell Lowell will visit this
country about November /.
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Great asrsalns Are to be Had

Ii buttons at Randall 4 Chambers Co.,
they having put on theft job counter 800
doZen that must be sold.
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All tho L4etes ST Styles
In dress goods and trimmings can be
found St CORRECT .pricss, st Randall &
Chambers Co. -
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ali tie Latest Novelties
In clothing can be found in our e4othin g
department. snd at correct prices.
RANDALL & CHAMBERS Co.
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In kid gloves We have just received
large lot ci the latest cut. 80
RANDALL & CHAMBERS Co.
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Ing rangers reporting that sn is quiet in
,f...,o-ds and that no more trouble is
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pose, had they succeeded in the attempt,
co thew said. To rob the passengers. The
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everything was qIleV, NO mUre u0uulu
is anticipated.
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NisguIrs's Bsnne plant
Cures CHOLERA, ds.rrh9s, dysepserY, fux,
summer complaints.
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The oppressive hours oi labor de-
handed of theif employees by many cor,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-29

IN cnlr
t,1rn ont our full force to ASST oem as
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portion OF the state. Reverends NJ. T.
Martin, A. S. Worrall and W. b. D. dson
were added to the programme committee.
Adjourned to 9 O'Clock Wednesday
morning.
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The artificial I
trimming Minter I
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1887-10-22
SEVEN WAYS OF CURING WARTS.

Any of the following-named rene
dies, says the Boston "Globe," will
effectually cure warts and perma-
nently removed them:
]. Moisten the warts and rub sal
ammoniac well on them night and
morning. A fortnight's application
will invariably suffice.
2. Rub the warts with bullock's
gall two or three times a day.
3. Expose piece of potash to the
air until it Stacks make a paste
by adding powdered gum arabic,
and apply to the warts.
4. Pare the warts and apply a
small drop of acetic acid, using
great care. Repeat once or twice
daily, occasionally pairing the warts,
which will soon be cured.
5. Touch the wart with vinegar
and cover with cooking soda or sa-
leratus; let it remain ten minutes,
and repeat several times during the
day.
6. Wrap in a cloth wet with a
diluted tincture of thuja. Forty
eight hours later pull out by the
roots-a painless operation.
z. Rub till they are green with
bean leaves and they will disappear
after few applications.